And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music

Painting History

This painting expresses the fact that no value is absolutely universal, but personal and individual in nature. There is no humanity, only individuals. Each individual is a different.
The music here can seemingly represent anything — a particular idea, faith, desire — and the 'dancers' respond to it, feel it, appreciate it. The observers, meanwhile, untouched by what they cannot hear, dismiss those who respond to it as insane.

ArtistOlumide Adesina
MediumMixed media 
Size5x5 ft.
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